Killington Restaurant Week started Dec. 2, and continues this week, through Dec. 10. The promotion will once again feature fixed-price menus from restaurants across town, giving Killington region residents and visitors the opportunity to sample a variety of cuisines from Killington’s best restaurants.
All participating restaurants will be offering a multi-course dinner menu celebrating the elevation of Killington’s Peak (4241’) for $42.41 (tax and tip not included).
For more information on Restaurant Week, as well as other upcoming events and offers, visit DiscoverKillington.com; stop by the Killington Welcome Center; or call 802-773-4181.
The Town of Killington’s Restaurant Week continues through Dec.10.
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